millibar

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Measurementmillibarmil‧li‧bar /ˈmɪləbɑː $ -bɑːr/ noun [countable] TMa unit for measuring the pressure of the atmosphere (=the mixture of gases surrounding the Earth)Examples from the Corpusmillibar• Consequently, for every 10 millibars more they fly about 80 metres higher.• I have heard that swallows follow their insect prey and these feel happiest at a barometric pressure of about 1010 millibars.• Earth has only 0. 3 millibars of carbon dioxide and Mars an average of about 6 millibars.• The final pressure reduction is to about 50 millibars to supply the local network, which then takes gas to individual properties.• Pressure had dropped to 29.5, one thousand millibars.

单词	millibar
释义	millibar From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Measurementmillibarmil‧li‧bar /ˈmɪləbɑː $ -bɑːr/ noun [countable] TMa unit for measuring the pressure of the atmosphere (=the mixture of gases surrounding the Earth)Examples from the Corpusmillibar• Consequently, for every 10 millibars more they fly about 80 metres higher.• I have heard that swallows follow their insect prey and these feel happiest at a barometric pressure of about 1010 millibars.• Earth has only 0. 3 millibars of carbon dioxide and Mars an average of about 6 millibars.• The final pressure reduction is to about 50 millibars to supply the local network, which then takes gas to individual properties.• Pressure had dropped to 29.5, one thousand millibars.
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